Early Carious Lesion

Early Carious Lesion
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Adult Patients
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Bruxism
Bruxism is clenching or grinding your teeth, often without being aware that your are doing it. In the United States, bruxism affects an estimated 30 to 40 million children and adults. -
Canker Sores / Apthous Ulcers
This disease causes painful, round ulcers to develop on the linings of the cheeks and lips, the tongue or the base of the gums. -
Caries
Dental caries is the medical term for tooth decay or cavities. It is caused by acid erosion of tooth enamel. -
Common Concerns
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Dental Treatments
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Dentin Hypersensitivity
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Dry Mouth
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Emergencies
Emergencies -
Halitosis / Bad Breath
Halitosis -
Implant Care
Implant Care -
Life Stages Health
Life Stages Health -
Mouth Guards
Mouth Guards -
Older Adults
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Oral Care for Children
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Oral Hygiene Basics
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Orthodontics
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Other Issues
Other Issues -
Pediatric Patients
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Periodontitis
Early-stage periodontal disease (gingivitis) is seldom painful and causes relatively minor signs, such as red, swollen and bleeding gums. But untreated gingivitis can progress to periodontitis, a serious infection that destroys the soft tissue and bone that support your teeth, and eventually may cause tooth loss. -
Plaque & Gingivitis
Plaque & Gingivitis -
Spanish
Spanish -
Systemic
Systemic -
TMJ Issues
TMJ Issues -
Tooth Whitening
Tooth Whitening -
Wisdom Teeth
Wisdom Teeth
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How To Floss - Flossing Tips
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